Which of the following describe Karl Marx's concept of class consciousness?
A. It is the reputation that a particular individual has within a class and that person's awareness of how others relate socially to that reputation.
B. It is a subjective awareness held by members of a class regarding the need for collective political action to bring about social change.
C. It is an attitude held by members of a class that does not accurately reflect the objective position of the class within society.
D. All of the choices are correct.
Answer: B
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A. For every 1 person who is enslaved in sex trafficking, there are nine people enslaved in labor trafficking. B. For every 3 people enslaved in sex trafficking, there are seven people enslaved in labor trafficking. C. For every 1 person enslaved in labor trafficking, there are nine people enslaved in sex trafficking. D. For every 3 people enslaved in labor trafficking, there are seven people enslaved in sex trafficking.
Which sociological perspective focuses on forms of communication between individuals, such as language, gesture, and posture?
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a. absolute poverty b. relative poverty c. habitus d. the poverty threshold
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(a) It psychologizes gender. (b) It pathologizes gender. (c) It historicizes gender. (d) It depoliticizes gender.